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Upper Elementary students visited Howell Farm and traveled back to the 19th century to learn about Winter activities on the farm: Ice harvesting, quilting and ice cream making. The snow was perfect for the trip!…

In the February School Spirit Day we celebrated the season of winter, focusing on evergreen trees, snowflakes, and the mandala snowflakes the children had created.  We spoke of how the originality in each snowflake is…

The middle school students have been doing several fundraisers to earn money toward their weeklong trip to Spain in the spring.  Their latest fundraiser is selling individual greeting cards. The cards are created by Mrs.…

Imagine sitting at a desk in middle school, looking at a picture of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece, learning several interesting facts about it from your teacher who is lecturing you from behind a podium, and then…

Winter Storm Jonas dumped up to two feet of snow on our area - but for many members of our community this was cause for celebration! Students were thrilled to get out in the snow for…

Please enjoy our young artists' creativity while you're out and about. From now until February 8, you can see our students' artwork on display on the 3rd floor of the Princeton Public Library. Also, don't…

PRESENTER: Dr. Eileen Kennedy-Moore The internet, electronic media, and mobile devices are changing how kids play and how they communicate. What does that mean for their friendships? This presentation by author and Princeton, NJ psychologist, Eileen…

TODDLER: Teachers will recognize Valentine’s Day during the children’s snack time.  There will not be a valentine exchange in the Toddler program. PRIMARY: Children should bring in one handmade Valentine card for reading at the Valentine’s Day celebration.  The Valentine should express the…

The Middle School students took a field trip of epic proportions to Medieval Times in Lyndhurst, NJ.  It was a great way to culminate their European Medieval History rotation and experience a Medieval tournament complete with knights, horses, falconry,…

The Upper and Lower Elementary students hit the slopes at Shawnee Mountain in the Poconos. The trips are planned as part of the school curriculum. They are a great opportunity to learn a lifelong sport, practice independence,…